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A seamless tileable wallpaper pattern, flat straight-on view of the printed artwork only. The motif is a hand-cut linocut arch: a broad scalloped arc shape, roughly one fifth of the image wide, drawn as a thick irregular outline with a second thinner arc nested inside it, and three short vertical strokes rising from the base like a stylised sprout. The line has the honest wobble of a hand-carved block — slightly uneven thickness, softly rounded ends, a few places where the cut breaks and the ink skips. The arches sit in a generous half-drop repeat with clear open ground between them, calm and unhurried, never crowded. Palette: warm clay terracotta and deep umber ink on an unbleached oatmeal ground, with one muted sage arch appearing in every fourth position. Ink density varies slightly across each stroke, denser where the block pressed harder, lighter at the edges, as in real screen printing. The ground carries a fine woven linen tooth and faint natural fibre flecks. Flat graphic rendering throughout: crisp printed edges, no volume, no shading inside the shapes, no gradient behind the motifs. The design must tile seamlessly: any motif touching an edge continues exactly onto the opposite edge, with no interrupted shapes and no empty margin. Even distribution across the whole square, no central focal motif, no clustering, no border. No perspective, no shadows, no lighting gradients, no vignette, no folds, no wall, no room, no mockup, no frame, no text, no watermark.